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United Kingdom Average Weekly Hours

Price

32.1 Hours

Change +/-

+0.2 Hours

Percentage Change

+0.63 %

The current value of the Average Weekly Hours in United Kingdom is 32.1 Hours. The Average Weekly Hours in United Kingdom increased to 32.1 Hours on 9/1/2024, after it was 31.9 Hours on 8/1/2024. From 5/1/1992 to 10/1/2024, the average GDP in United Kingdom was 32.16 Hours. The all-time high was reached on 12/1/1994 with 33.5 Hours, while the lowest value was recorded on 6/1/2020 with 26.1 Hours.

Source: Office for National Statistics

Average Weekly Hours ·

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Average Weekly Hours

	Average Weekly Hours
5/1/1992	33.1 Hours
6/1/1992	33.2 Hours
7/1/1992	33.1 Hours
8/1/1992	33 Hours
9/1/1992	33 Hours
10/1/1992	33 Hours
11/1/1992	33 Hours
12/1/1992	32.9 Hours
1/1/1993	33 Hours
2/1/1993	33 Hours
3/1/1993	33 Hours
4/1/1993	32.9 Hours
5/1/1993	32.9 Hours
6/1/1993	33 Hours
7/1/1993	33 Hours
8/1/1993	33 Hours
9/1/1993	33 Hours
10/1/1993	33 Hours
11/1/1993	32.8 Hours
12/1/1993	33 Hours
1/1/1994	32.9 Hours
2/1/1994	33.2 Hours
3/1/1994	33.1 Hours
4/1/1994	33.2 Hours
5/1/1994	33.2 Hours
6/1/1994	33.1 Hours
7/1/1994	33.1 Hours
8/1/1994	33.2 Hours
9/1/1994	33.2 Hours
10/1/1994	33.3 Hours
11/1/1994	33.2 Hours
12/1/1994	33.5 Hours
1/1/1995	33.5 Hours
2/1/1995	33.4 Hours
3/1/1995	33.3 Hours
4/1/1995	33.4 Hours
5/1/1995	33.4 Hours
6/1/1995	33.3 Hours
7/1/1995	33.3 Hours
8/1/1995	33.2 Hours
9/1/1995	33.2 Hours
10/1/1995	33.1 Hours
11/1/1995	33.1 Hours
12/1/1995	33.2 Hours
1/1/1996	33.3 Hours
2/1/1996	33.2 Hours
3/1/1996	33.2 Hours
4/1/1996	33.2 Hours
5/1/1996	33.2 Hours
6/1/1996	33.3 Hours
7/1/1996	33.3 Hours
8/1/1996	33.2 Hours
9/1/1996	33.2 Hours
10/1/1996	33.2 Hours
11/1/1996	33.3 Hours
12/1/1996	33.2 Hours
1/1/1997	33.1 Hours
2/1/1997	33.1 Hours
3/1/1997	33.2 Hours
4/1/1997	33.3 Hours
5/1/1997	33.3 Hours
6/1/1997	33.2 Hours
7/1/1997	33.2 Hours
8/1/1997	33.2 Hours
9/1/1997	33.2 Hours
10/1/1997	33.3 Hours
11/1/1997	33.3 Hours
12/1/1997	33.1 Hours
1/1/1998	33.2 Hours
2/1/1998	33.1 Hours
3/1/1998	33.2 Hours
4/1/1998	33.2 Hours
5/1/1998	33.2 Hours
6/1/1998	33.2 Hours
7/1/1998	33.1 Hours
8/1/1998	33.1 Hours
9/1/1998	33.1 Hours
10/1/1998	33.1 Hours
11/1/1998	33 Hours
12/1/1998	32.8 Hours
1/1/1999	32.9 Hours
2/1/1999	32.9 Hours
3/1/1999	32.9 Hours
4/1/1999	32.8 Hours
5/1/1999	32.9 Hours
6/1/1999	32.9 Hours
7/1/1999	33 Hours
8/1/1999	32.9 Hours
9/1/1999	32.9 Hours
10/1/1999	32.9 Hours
11/1/1999	32.9 Hours
12/1/1999	32.9 Hours
1/1/2000	32.6 Hours
2/1/2000	32.6 Hours
3/1/2000	32.4 Hours
4/1/2000	32.9 Hours
5/1/2000	32.6 Hours
6/1/2000	32.6 Hours
7/1/2000	32.6 Hours
8/1/2000	32.7 Hours
9/1/2000	32.6 Hours
10/1/2000	32.6 Hours
11/1/2000	32.6 Hours
12/1/2000	32.8 Hours
1/1/2001	32.9 Hours
2/1/2001	32.8 Hours
3/1/2001	32.7 Hours
4/1/2001	32.7 Hours
5/1/2001	32.8 Hours
6/1/2001	32.8 Hours
7/1/2001	32.8 Hours
8/1/2001	32.7 Hours
9/1/2001	32.7 Hours
10/1/2001	32.6 Hours
11/1/2001	32.6 Hours
12/1/2001	32.5 Hours
1/1/2002	32.4 Hours
2/1/2002	32.4 Hours
3/1/2002	32.5 Hours
4/1/2002	32.5 Hours
5/1/2002	32.6 Hours
6/1/2002	32.2 Hours
7/1/2002	32.2 Hours
8/1/2002	32 Hours
9/1/2002	32.4 Hours
10/1/2002	32.3 Hours
11/1/2002	32.3 Hours
12/1/2002	32.2 Hours
1/1/2003	32.2 Hours
2/1/2003	32.2 Hours
3/1/2003	32.2 Hours
4/1/2003	32.2 Hours
5/1/2003	32.1 Hours
6/1/2003	32.2 Hours
7/1/2003	32.2 Hours
8/1/2003	32.2 Hours
9/1/2003	32.2 Hours
10/1/2003	32.1 Hours
11/1/2003	32 Hours
12/1/2003	32 Hours
1/1/2004	31.9 Hours
2/1/2004	32 Hours
3/1/2004	32.1 Hours
4/1/2004	32.1 Hours
5/1/2004	32.1 Hours
6/1/2004	32 Hours
7/1/2004	32 Hours
8/1/2004	32 Hours
9/1/2004	32 Hours
10/1/2004	32.1 Hours
11/1/2004	32.2 Hours
12/1/2004	32.2 Hours
1/1/2005	32.2 Hours
2/1/2005	32.2 Hours
3/1/2005	32.2 Hours
4/1/2005	32.2 Hours
5/1/2005	32.1 Hours
6/1/2005	32.1 Hours
7/1/2005	32.1 Hours
8/1/2005	32 Hours
9/1/2005	32.2 Hours
10/1/2005	32.1 Hours
11/1/2005	32.2 Hours
12/1/2005	32.2 Hours
1/1/2006	32.2 Hours
2/1/2006	32.2 Hours
3/1/2006	32.1 Hours
4/1/2006	32.1 Hours
5/1/2006	32.1 Hours
6/1/2006	32 Hours
7/1/2006	32 Hours
8/1/2006	32 Hours
9/1/2006	32 Hours
10/1/2006	32 Hours
11/1/2006	32 Hours
12/1/2006	32.1 Hours
1/1/2007	32.2 Hours
2/1/2007	32.2 Hours
3/1/2007	32.1 Hours
4/1/2007	32.1 Hours
5/1/2007	32.1 Hours
6/1/2007	32.2 Hours
7/1/2007	32.1 Hours
8/1/2007	32.2 Hours
9/1/2007	32.1 Hours
10/1/2007	32.1 Hours
11/1/2007	32 Hours
12/1/2007	31.9 Hours
1/1/2008	31.9 Hours
2/1/2008	31.9 Hours
3/1/2008	32.2 Hours
4/1/2008	32.1 Hours
5/1/2008	32 Hours
6/1/2008	31.8 Hours
7/1/2008	32 Hours
8/1/2008	32.1 Hours
9/1/2008	32 Hours
10/1/2008	31.9 Hours
11/1/2008	31.9 Hours
12/1/2008	31.9 Hours
1/1/2009	31.8 Hours
2/1/2009	31.6 Hours
3/1/2009	31.5 Hours
4/1/2009	31.6 Hours
5/1/2009	31.7 Hours
6/1/2009	31.7 Hours
7/1/2009	31.5 Hours
8/1/2009	31.4 Hours
9/1/2009	31.5 Hours
10/1/2009	31.6 Hours
11/1/2009	31.5 Hours
12/1/2009	31.5 Hours
1/1/2010	31.5 Hours
2/1/2010	31.7 Hours
3/1/2010	31.6 Hours
4/1/2010	31.5 Hours
5/1/2010	31.5 Hours
6/1/2010	31.6 Hours
7/1/2010	31.6 Hours
8/1/2010	31.6 Hours
9/1/2010	31.6 Hours
10/1/2010	31.5 Hours
11/1/2010	31.5 Hours
12/1/2010	31.8 Hours
1/1/2011	31.8 Hours
2/1/2011	31.8 Hours
3/1/2011	31.7 Hours
4/1/2011	31.4 Hours
5/1/2011	31.3 Hours
6/1/2011	31.3 Hours
7/1/2011	31.6 Hours
8/1/2011	31.7 Hours
9/1/2011	31.7 Hours
10/1/2011	31.7 Hours
11/1/2011	31.7 Hours
12/1/2011	31.6 Hours
1/1/2012	31.8 Hours
2/1/2012	31.7 Hours
3/1/2012	31.7 Hours
4/1/2012	31.7 Hours
5/1/2012	31.9 Hours
6/1/2012	31.7 Hours
7/1/2012	31.6 Hours
8/1/2012	31.6 Hours
9/1/2012	32 Hours
10/1/2012	32.1 Hours
11/1/2012	31.7 Hours
12/1/2012	31.9 Hours
1/1/2013	31.9 Hours
2/1/2013	32 Hours
3/1/2013	32 Hours
4/1/2013	31.9 Hours
5/1/2013	32 Hours
6/1/2013	32 Hours
7/1/2013	32.1 Hours
8/1/2013	32.1 Hours
9/1/2013	32.2 Hours
10/1/2013	32.1 Hours
11/1/2013	32.1 Hours
12/1/2013	32 Hours
1/1/2014	32 Hours
2/1/2014	32 Hours
3/1/2014	32.1 Hours
4/1/2014	32.1 Hours
5/1/2014	32.1 Hours
6/1/2014	32.2 Hours
7/1/2014	32.2 Hours
8/1/2014	32.2 Hours
9/1/2014	32.2 Hours
10/1/2014	32.3 Hours
11/1/2014	32.3 Hours
12/1/2014	32.2 Hours
1/1/2015	32.1 Hours
2/1/2015	32.1 Hours
3/1/2015	32.1 Hours
4/1/2015	32.1 Hours
5/1/2015	32.1 Hours
6/1/2015	32.1 Hours
7/1/2015	32 Hours
8/1/2015	32 Hours
9/1/2015	31.9 Hours
10/1/2015	32.1 Hours
11/1/2015	32.2 Hours
12/1/2015	32.3 Hours
1/1/2016	32.2 Hours
2/1/2016	32.1 Hours
3/1/2016	32.1 Hours
4/1/2016	32.1 Hours
5/1/2016	32.1 Hours
6/1/2016	32 Hours
7/1/2016	32 Hours
8/1/2016	31.9 Hours
9/1/2016	32 Hours
10/1/2016	31.9 Hours
11/1/2016	32 Hours
12/1/2016	32.1 Hours
1/1/2017	32.2 Hours
2/1/2017	32.3 Hours
3/1/2017	32.2 Hours
4/1/2017	32.2 Hours
5/1/2017	32.2 Hours
6/1/2017	32.3 Hours
7/1/2017	32.2 Hours
8/1/2017	32.1 Hours
9/1/2017	32 Hours
10/1/2017	31.9 Hours
11/1/2017	31.9 Hours
12/1/2017	31.9 Hours
1/1/2018	32.1 Hours
2/1/2018	32 Hours
3/1/2018	31.9 Hours
4/1/2018	31.8 Hours
5/1/2018	31.9 Hours
6/1/2018	31.9 Hours
7/1/2018	31.9 Hours
8/1/2018	32.1 Hours
9/1/2018	32.2 Hours
10/1/2018	32.2 Hours
11/1/2018	32 Hours
12/1/2018	32 Hours
1/1/2019	32 Hours
2/1/2019	32.2 Hours
3/1/2019	32.2 Hours
4/1/2019	32.2 Hours
5/1/2019	32.1 Hours
6/1/2019	32.1 Hours
7/1/2019	32 Hours
8/1/2019	32.1 Hours
9/1/2019	32.1 Hours
10/1/2019	32.2 Hours
11/1/2019	32 Hours
12/1/2019	31.9 Hours
1/1/2020	31.9 Hours
2/1/2020	31.8 Hours
3/1/2020	31.3 Hours
4/1/2020	29.3 Hours
5/1/2020	27 Hours
6/1/2020	26.1 Hours
7/1/2020	26.2 Hours
8/1/2020	27.2 Hours
9/1/2020	28.3 Hours
10/1/2020	29.3 Hours
11/1/2020	30 Hours
12/1/2020	30.1 Hours
1/1/2021	29.9 Hours
2/1/2021	29.7 Hours
3/1/2021	29.6 Hours
4/1/2021	30.1 Hours
5/1/2021	30.7 Hours
6/1/2021	31.1 Hours
7/1/2021	31.4 Hours
8/1/2021	31.5 Hours
9/1/2021	31.6 Hours
10/1/2021	31.5 Hours
11/1/2021	31.5 Hours
12/1/2021	31.6 Hours
1/1/2022	31.7 Hours
2/1/2022	31.9 Hours
3/1/2022	32 Hours
4/1/2022	31.9 Hours
5/1/2022	31.8 Hours
6/1/2022	31.8 Hours
7/1/2022	31.8 Hours
8/1/2022	31.9 Hours
9/1/2022	31.7 Hours
10/1/2022	31.6 Hours
11/1/2022	31.6 Hours
12/1/2022	31.7 Hours
1/1/2023	31.8 Hours
2/1/2023	31.8 Hours
3/1/2023	31.8 Hours
4/1/2023	31.9 Hours
5/1/2023	31.8 Hours
6/1/2023	31.6 Hours
7/1/2023	31.6 Hours
8/1/2023	31.4 Hours
9/1/2023	31.4 Hours
10/1/2023	31.4 Hours
11/1/2023	31.6 Hours
12/1/2023	31.5 Hours
1/1/2024	31.9 Hours
2/1/2024	32.1 Hours
3/1/2024	32 Hours
4/1/2024	32 Hours
5/1/2024	32.1 Hours
6/1/2024	32 Hours
7/1/2024	31.9 Hours
8/1/2024	31.9 Hours
9/1/2024	32.1 Hours

Average Weekly Hours History

Date	Value
9/1/2024	32.1 Hours
8/1/2024	31.9 Hours
7/1/2024	31.9 Hours
6/1/2024	32 Hours
5/1/2024	32.1 Hours
4/1/2024	32 Hours
3/1/2024	32 Hours
2/1/2024	32.1 Hours
1/1/2024	31.9 Hours
12/1/2023	31.5 Hours
11/1/2023	31.6 Hours
10/1/2023	31.4 Hours
9/1/2023	31.4 Hours
8/1/2023	31.4 Hours
7/1/2023	31.6 Hours
6/1/2023	31.6 Hours
5/1/2023	31.8 Hours
4/1/2023	31.9 Hours
3/1/2023	31.8 Hours
2/1/2023	31.8 Hours
1/1/2023	31.8 Hours
12/1/2022	31.7 Hours
11/1/2022	31.6 Hours
10/1/2022	31.6 Hours
9/1/2022	31.7 Hours
8/1/2022	31.9 Hours
7/1/2022	31.8 Hours
6/1/2022	31.8 Hours
5/1/2022	31.8 Hours
4/1/2022	31.9 Hours
3/1/2022	32 Hours
2/1/2022	31.9 Hours
1/1/2022	31.7 Hours
12/1/2021	31.6 Hours
11/1/2021	31.5 Hours
10/1/2021	31.5 Hours
9/1/2021	31.6 Hours
8/1/2021	31.5 Hours
7/1/2021	31.4 Hours
6/1/2021	31.1 Hours
5/1/2021	30.7 Hours
4/1/2021	30.1 Hours
3/1/2021	29.6 Hours
2/1/2021	29.7 Hours
1/1/2021	29.9 Hours
12/1/2020	30.1 Hours
11/1/2020	30 Hours
10/1/2020	29.3 Hours
9/1/2020	28.3 Hours
8/1/2020	27.2 Hours
7/1/2020	26.2 Hours
6/1/2020	26.1 Hours
5/1/2020	27 Hours
4/1/2020	29.3 Hours
3/1/2020	31.3 Hours
2/1/2020	31.8 Hours
1/1/2020	31.9 Hours
12/1/2019	31.9 Hours
11/1/2019	32 Hours
10/1/2019	32.2 Hours
9/1/2019	32.1 Hours
8/1/2019	32.1 Hours
7/1/2019	32 Hours
6/1/2019	32.1 Hours
5/1/2019	32.1 Hours
4/1/2019	32.2 Hours
3/1/2019	32.2 Hours
2/1/2019	32.2 Hours
1/1/2019	32 Hours
12/1/2018	32 Hours
11/1/2018	32 Hours
10/1/2018	32.2 Hours
9/1/2018	32.2 Hours
8/1/2018	32.1 Hours
7/1/2018	31.9 Hours
6/1/2018	31.9 Hours
5/1/2018	31.9 Hours
4/1/2018	31.8 Hours
3/1/2018	31.9 Hours
2/1/2018	32 Hours
1/1/2018	32.1 Hours
12/1/2017	31.9 Hours
11/1/2017	31.9 Hours
10/1/2017	31.9 Hours
9/1/2017	32 Hours
8/1/2017	32.1 Hours
7/1/2017	32.2 Hours
6/1/2017	32.3 Hours
5/1/2017	32.2 Hours
4/1/2017	32.2 Hours
3/1/2017	32.2 Hours
2/1/2017	32.3 Hours
1/1/2017	32.2 Hours
12/1/2016	32.1 Hours
11/1/2016	32 Hours
10/1/2016	31.9 Hours
9/1/2016	32 Hours
8/1/2016	31.9 Hours
7/1/2016	32 Hours
6/1/2016	32 Hours
5/1/2016	32.1 Hours
4/1/2016	32.1 Hours
3/1/2016	32.1 Hours
2/1/2016	32.1 Hours
1/1/2016	32.2 Hours
12/1/2015	32.3 Hours
11/1/2015	32.2 Hours
10/1/2015	32.1 Hours
9/1/2015	31.9 Hours
8/1/2015	32 Hours
7/1/2015	32 Hours
6/1/2015	32.1 Hours
5/1/2015	32.1 Hours
4/1/2015	32.1 Hours
3/1/2015	32.1 Hours
2/1/2015	32.1 Hours
1/1/2015	32.1 Hours
12/1/2014	32.2 Hours
11/1/2014	32.3 Hours
10/1/2014	32.3 Hours
9/1/2014	32.2 Hours
8/1/2014	32.2 Hours
7/1/2014	32.2 Hours
6/1/2014	32.2 Hours
5/1/2014	32.1 Hours
4/1/2014	32.1 Hours
3/1/2014	32.1 Hours
2/1/2014	32 Hours
1/1/2014	32 Hours
12/1/2013	32 Hours
11/1/2013	32.1 Hours
10/1/2013	32.1 Hours
9/1/2013	32.2 Hours
8/1/2013	32.1 Hours
7/1/2013	32.1 Hours
6/1/2013	32 Hours
5/1/2013	32 Hours
4/1/2013	31.9 Hours
3/1/2013	32 Hours
2/1/2013	32 Hours
1/1/2013	31.9 Hours
12/1/2012	31.9 Hours
11/1/2012	31.7 Hours
10/1/2012	32.1 Hours
9/1/2012	32 Hours
8/1/2012	31.6 Hours
7/1/2012	31.6 Hours
6/1/2012	31.7 Hours
5/1/2012	31.9 Hours
4/1/2012	31.7 Hours
3/1/2012	31.7 Hours
2/1/2012	31.7 Hours
1/1/2012	31.8 Hours
12/1/2011	31.6 Hours
11/1/2011	31.7 Hours
10/1/2011	31.7 Hours
9/1/2011	31.7 Hours
8/1/2011	31.7 Hours
7/1/2011	31.6 Hours
6/1/2011	31.3 Hours
5/1/2011	31.3 Hours
4/1/2011	31.4 Hours
3/1/2011	31.7 Hours
2/1/2011	31.8 Hours
1/1/2011	31.8 Hours
12/1/2010	31.8 Hours
11/1/2010	31.5 Hours
10/1/2010	31.5 Hours
9/1/2010	31.6 Hours
8/1/2010	31.6 Hours
7/1/2010	31.6 Hours
6/1/2010	31.6 Hours
5/1/2010	31.5 Hours
4/1/2010	31.5 Hours
3/1/2010	31.6 Hours
2/1/2010	31.7 Hours
1/1/2010	31.5 Hours
12/1/2009	31.5 Hours
11/1/2009	31.5 Hours
10/1/2009	31.6 Hours
9/1/2009	31.5 Hours
8/1/2009	31.4 Hours
7/1/2009	31.5 Hours
6/1/2009	31.7 Hours
5/1/2009	31.7 Hours
4/1/2009	31.6 Hours
3/1/2009	31.5 Hours
2/1/2009	31.6 Hours
1/1/2009	31.8 Hours
12/1/2008	31.9 Hours
11/1/2008	31.9 Hours
10/1/2008	31.9 Hours
9/1/2008	32 Hours
8/1/2008	32.1 Hours
7/1/2008	32 Hours
6/1/2008	31.8 Hours
5/1/2008	32 Hours
4/1/2008	32.1 Hours
3/1/2008	32.2 Hours
2/1/2008	31.9 Hours
1/1/2008	31.9 Hours
12/1/2007	31.9 Hours
11/1/2007	32 Hours
10/1/2007	32.1 Hours
9/1/2007	32.1 Hours
8/1/2007	32.2 Hours
7/1/2007	32.1 Hours
6/1/2007	32.2 Hours
5/1/2007	32.1 Hours
4/1/2007	32.1 Hours
3/1/2007	32.1 Hours
2/1/2007	32.2 Hours
1/1/2007	32.2 Hours
12/1/2006	32.1 Hours
11/1/2006	32 Hours
10/1/2006	32 Hours
9/1/2006	32 Hours
8/1/2006	32 Hours
7/1/2006	32 Hours
6/1/2006	32 Hours
5/1/2006	32.1 Hours
4/1/2006	32.1 Hours
3/1/2006	32.1 Hours
2/1/2006	32.2 Hours
1/1/2006	32.2 Hours
12/1/2005	32.2 Hours
11/1/2005	32.2 Hours
10/1/2005	32.1 Hours
9/1/2005	32.2 Hours
8/1/2005	32 Hours
7/1/2005	32.1 Hours
6/1/2005	32.1 Hours
5/1/2005	32.1 Hours
4/1/2005	32.2 Hours
3/1/2005	32.2 Hours
2/1/2005	32.2 Hours
1/1/2005	32.2 Hours
12/1/2004	32.2 Hours
11/1/2004	32.2 Hours
10/1/2004	32.1 Hours
9/1/2004	32 Hours
8/1/2004	32 Hours
7/1/2004	32 Hours
6/1/2004	32 Hours
5/1/2004	32.1 Hours
4/1/2004	32.1 Hours
3/1/2004	32.1 Hours
2/1/2004	32 Hours
1/1/2004	31.9 Hours
12/1/2003	32 Hours
11/1/2003	32 Hours
10/1/2003	32.1 Hours
9/1/2003	32.2 Hours
8/1/2003	32.2 Hours
7/1/2003	32.2 Hours
6/1/2003	32.2 Hours
5/1/2003	32.1 Hours
4/1/2003	32.2 Hours
3/1/2003	32.2 Hours
2/1/2003	32.2 Hours
1/1/2003	32.2 Hours
12/1/2002	32.2 Hours
11/1/2002	32.3 Hours
10/1/2002	32.3 Hours
9/1/2002	32.4 Hours
8/1/2002	32 Hours
7/1/2002	32.2 Hours
6/1/2002	32.2 Hours
5/1/2002	32.6 Hours
4/1/2002	32.5 Hours
3/1/2002	32.5 Hours
2/1/2002	32.4 Hours
1/1/2002	32.4 Hours
12/1/2001	32.5 Hours
11/1/2001	32.6 Hours
10/1/2001	32.6 Hours
9/1/2001	32.7 Hours
8/1/2001	32.7 Hours
7/1/2001	32.8 Hours
6/1/2001	32.8 Hours
5/1/2001	32.8 Hours
4/1/2001	32.7 Hours
3/1/2001	32.7 Hours
2/1/2001	32.8 Hours
1/1/2001	32.9 Hours
12/1/2000	32.8 Hours
11/1/2000	32.6 Hours
10/1/2000	32.6 Hours
9/1/2000	32.6 Hours
8/1/2000	32.7 Hours
7/1/2000	32.6 Hours
6/1/2000	32.6 Hours
5/1/2000	32.6 Hours
4/1/2000	32.9 Hours
3/1/2000	32.4 Hours
2/1/2000	32.6 Hours
1/1/2000	32.6 Hours
12/1/1999	32.9 Hours
11/1/1999	32.9 Hours
10/1/1999	32.9 Hours
9/1/1999	32.9 Hours
8/1/1999	32.9 Hours
7/1/1999	33 Hours
6/1/1999	32.9 Hours
5/1/1999	32.9 Hours
4/1/1999	32.8 Hours
3/1/1999	32.9 Hours
2/1/1999	32.9 Hours
1/1/1999	32.9 Hours
12/1/1998	32.8 Hours
11/1/1998	33 Hours
10/1/1998	33.1 Hours
9/1/1998	33.1 Hours
8/1/1998	33.1 Hours
7/1/1998	33.1 Hours
6/1/1998	33.2 Hours
5/1/1998	33.2 Hours
4/1/1998	33.2 Hours
3/1/1998	33.2 Hours
2/1/1998	33.1 Hours
1/1/1998	33.2 Hours
12/1/1997	33.1 Hours
11/1/1997	33.3 Hours
10/1/1997	33.3 Hours
9/1/1997	33.2 Hours
8/1/1997	33.2 Hours
7/1/1997	33.2 Hours
6/1/1997	33.2 Hours
5/1/1997	33.3 Hours
4/1/1997	33.3 Hours
3/1/1997	33.2 Hours
2/1/1997	33.1 Hours
1/1/1997	33.1 Hours
12/1/1996	33.2 Hours
11/1/1996	33.3 Hours
10/1/1996	33.2 Hours
9/1/1996	33.2 Hours
8/1/1996	33.2 Hours
7/1/1996	33.3 Hours
6/1/1996	33.3 Hours
5/1/1996	33.2 Hours
4/1/1996	33.2 Hours
3/1/1996	33.2 Hours
2/1/1996	33.2 Hours
1/1/1996	33.3 Hours
12/1/1995	33.2 Hours
11/1/1995	33.1 Hours
10/1/1995	33.1 Hours
9/1/1995	33.2 Hours
8/1/1995	33.2 Hours
7/1/1995	33.3 Hours
6/1/1995	33.3 Hours
5/1/1995	33.4 Hours
4/1/1995	33.4 Hours
3/1/1995	33.3 Hours
2/1/1995	33.4 Hours
1/1/1995	33.5 Hours
12/1/1994	33.5 Hours
11/1/1994	33.2 Hours
10/1/1994	33.3 Hours
9/1/1994	33.2 Hours
8/1/1994	33.2 Hours
7/1/1994	33.1 Hours
6/1/1994	33.1 Hours
5/1/1994	33.2 Hours
4/1/1994	33.2 Hours
3/1/1994	33.1 Hours
2/1/1994	33.2 Hours
1/1/1994	32.9 Hours
12/1/1993	33 Hours
11/1/1993	32.8 Hours
10/1/1993	33 Hours
9/1/1993	33 Hours
8/1/1993	33 Hours
7/1/1993	33 Hours
6/1/1993	33 Hours
5/1/1993	32.9 Hours
4/1/1993	32.9 Hours
3/1/1993	33 Hours
2/1/1993	33 Hours
1/1/1993	33 Hours
12/1/1992	32.9 Hours
11/1/1992	33 Hours
10/1/1992	33 Hours
9/1/1992	33 Hours
8/1/1992	33 Hours
7/1/1992	33.1 Hours
6/1/1992	33.2 Hours
5/1/1992	33.1 Hours

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🇬🇧 Average earnings excluding bonus	5.1 %	5.4 %	Monthly
🇬🇧 Change in Jobless Claims	23,700	102,300	Monthly
🇬🇧 Employed persons	33.232 M	33.094 M	Monthly
🇬🇧 Employment Change	173,000	253,000	Monthly
🇬🇧 Employment rate	74.9 %	74.9 %	Monthly
🇬🇧 Full-time employment	25.283 M	25.245 M	Monthly
🇬🇧 Inactivity Rate	21.7 %	21.7 %	Monthly
🇬🇧 Job Opportunities	818,000	828,000	Monthly
🇬🇧 Labor costs	122.3 points	121 points	Quarter
🇬🇧 Labor force participation rate	78.1 %	77.8 %	Monthly
🇬🇧 Minimum Wages	11.44 GBP/Hour	10.42 GBP/Hour	Annually
🇬🇧 Non-farm Payrolls	-58,569	-6,195	Monthly
🇬🇧 Part-time work	8.291 M	8.208 M	Monthly
🇬🇧 Population	67.6 M	66.98 M	Annually
🇬🇧 Productivity	101.8 points	102 points	Quarter
🇬🇧 Real Earnings Excluding Bonuses	1.9 %	2.3 %	Monthly
🇬🇧 Real Earnings Including Bonuses	0.8 %	0.3 %	Monthly
🇬🇧 Retirement Age Men	66 Years	66 Years	Annually
🇬🇧 Retirement Age Women	66 Years	66 Years	Annually
🇬🇧 Unemployed Persons	1.629 M	1.578 M	Monthly
🇬🇧 Unemployment Rate	4.4 %	4.3 %	Monthly
🇬🇧 Wage Growth	5.2 %	4.4 %	Monthly
🇬🇧 Wages	706 GBP/Week	700 GBP/Week	Monthly
🇬🇧 Wages in Manufacturing	764 GBP/Week	759 GBP/Week	Monthly
🇬🇧 Youth Unemployment Rate	12.7 %	13.7 %	Monthly

In the United Kingdom, average weekly hours denote the total weekly hours worked divided by the number of employees paid for those hours, encompassing both full-time and part-time employees.

What is Average Weekly Hours?

Average Weekly Hours: A Comprehensive Analysis for Economic Insight Welcome to Eulerpool, your premier source for macroeconomic data analysis. In this exploration, we delve into the fundamental macroeconomic category of 'Average Weekly Hours.' This metric provides invaluable insights into the dynamics of the labor market, influences on productivity, economic growth, and the overall well-being of the workforce. Our aim is to provide a thorough and professional examination of the concept, its implications, and its role within the broader economic landscape. Average Weekly Hours represent the typical number of hours worked by employees in a given week within an economy. This metric is collected and reported by various labor statistics agencies and is utilized by policymakers, economists, business leaders, and researchers to gauge labor market conditions and economic performance. It serves as a critical indicator for assessing the utilization of labor resources and can have profound implications on policy decisions and business strategies. Understanding the historical background of Average Weekly Hours is essential for appreciating its current relevance. Historically, the average number of hours worked has evolved alongside industrial and economic developments. During the early stages of industrialization, long work hours were commonplace. However, social movements and labor laws gradually led to reductions in working hours, ensuring better work-life balance and improved health outcomes for workers. The rise of automation and technological advancements further influenced shifts in average weekly hours, enabling enhanced productivity while reducing manual labor. The calculation of Average Weekly Hours involves surveying employers and employees across various sectors to determine the median or mean number of hours worked per week. This data collection process typically excludes irregular or part-time employment to provide a more accurate representation of full-time workforce engagement. By analyzing this data over time, trends and patterns can be identified, offering valuable insights into labor market behavior and economic cycles. The implications of changes in Average Weekly Hours are vast and multifaceted. For instance, an increase in average weekly hours may indicate a robust economy with high demand for labor. Conversely, a decrease might suggest economic contractions, underemployment, or attempts to achieve better work-life balance through regulatory measures. Business leaders often monitor this metric to inform staffing decisions, operational strategies, and to anticipate changes in production capacity. From a policy perspective, Average Weekly Hours play a pivotal role in shaping labor regulations and social welfare programs. Policymakers may adjust regulations concerning maximum working hours, overtime pay, and benefits to ensure equitable labor practices and protect worker rights. Additionally, changes in this metric can influence decisions on minimum wage adjustments, unemployment benefits, and tax policies, aiming to maintain economic stability and promote sustainable growth. Economic productivity is intricately linked to Average Weekly Hours. Higher average hours can sometimes lead to increased output, especially in labor-intensive industries. However, diminishing returns may set in if prolonged hours lead to worker fatigue, decreased efficiency, and higher error rates. Hence, an optimal balance between sufficient working hours and productivity is crucial. Companies can leverage this balance to enhance employee satisfaction, retain talent, and improve overall operational efficiency. Furthermore, Average Weekly Hours offer significant insights into the quality of life of the workforce. Excessive working hours can lead to adverse health outcomes, increased stress levels, and reduced time for personal and family life. On the other hand, adequate working hours contribute to better mental and physical health, higher job satisfaction, and improved societal well-being. Understanding these human factors allows businesses and policymakers to create environments that foster both economic success and personal fulfillment. The Average Weekly Hours metric also interacts with other macroeconomic variables such as wages, employment rates, and economic output. For example, higher wages might correlate with shorter average weekly hours as workers achieve their income goals without the need for extended work periods. Conversely, lower wages could compel individuals to work longer hours to meet financial necessities. Examining these relationships provides a holistic view of the labor market and aids in developing comprehensive economic policies. Technological advancements continue to reshape the landscape of Average Weekly Hours. Automation, artificial intelligence, and remote working technologies are redefining work structures and schedules. While these technologies hold the promise of reducing the necessity for prolonged working hours, they also present challenges related to job displacement and skill requirements. Adapting to these changes requires a proactive approach from both businesses and policymakers to ensure a smooth transition and to harness the benefits of technological progress. In conclusion, the category of Average Weekly Hours stands as a cornerstone in the analysis of macroeconomic health and labor market dynamics. At Eulerpool, we strive to provide you with detailed, accurate, and insightful data on this and other macroeconomic indicators. By understanding Average Weekly Hours, stakeholders can make informed decisions that enhance economic performance, ensure fair labor practices, and improve the quality of life for workers. This metric's significance transcends beyond mere numbers, influencing policies, business strategies, and societal well-being in profound ways. Thank you for joining us at Eulerpool in exploring this crucial macroeconomic category. We invite you to delve deeper into our comprehensive range of data and analyses to support your endeavors in navigating the complex world of economics. Your success and informed decision-making are our core mission, and we are here to provide you with the tools and insights you need.

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United Kingdom

Continent

Europe

Highest Value

33.5

Lowest Value

26.1

Average Value

32.16

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